Jessica Parker, a correspondent from the BBC, embarked on a mission with the Icelandic Coast Guard over the Reykjanes Peninsula, focusing on recent volcanic activity. Scientists are warning of potential decades of heightened volcanic instability in the area.

Due to concerns about a possible eruption, the town of Grindavik was evacuated, and it has experienced a partial sinking of more than a meter. A visible fissure, centuries old, seen in aerial photographs, is believed to have magma flowing beneath it.

To safeguard key structures from potential lava destruction, Iceland's largest bulldozer is en route to the small fishing town to construct protective defenses.

One of the country's most famous tourist attractions, the nearby Blue Lagoon, will remain closed until the end of this month.

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Wahala dey ooo
Are there still giant on earth?